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We currently have a registry for that sort of thing, and public urination can get you put on it. So your answer appears to be that the state decides, since the

• Chris2048 6y ago
  I said you should be put on a registry for sexual abuse, the registry the US has is for "that sort of thing", which apparently includes things I wouldn't consider to be sexual abuse. Just because I promote the idea of a sex offenders registry doesn't mean I automatically agree with any possible implementation. > the state decides, since they decide what constitutes sexual abuse. True. But its a decision that can be made pretty formulaically from a persons known actions/behaviour, as opposed to predicting their future actions/behaviour.